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Lucky guy, having other CB riders close to you. I think I'm the only one in Quebec and eastern Canada. Still hoping it will change in a near future.

does that mean we can expect a Silvetta in a near future?

I like the REARVIZ mirror mounted on my forearm close to the wrist.

sounds impossible to me. Riders on PBP average speeds of 20 km/h (RAAM record 25 km/h). To reach your goal you would have to ride 20 hours per day.

MrSteve, I think the statement below (post #62) applies very well to the cruzbikes.

Or this :http://www.ebike-news.de/trefecta-mega-maschine-mit-4-kw/9830/

Look at this :http://www.ebike-news.de/renn-ebike-von-specialized-sprengt-alle-regeln/9882/

looks promising. I hope you get it finalized as an add-on for my older days (5 to 10 years from now)

''Silvios crowding the streets'':D hopefully one day! My Silvio with the 100 mm chain stay extension and Deda Chrono nero TT bars

Looks weird!

From an engineering point of view it's understandable. As I see, their powermeter measures the deflection of the crank (elongation of the outer fiber). Probably the deflection of carbon- and solid aluminum cranks is too small to give a reliable measurement. That is the risk with R&D products...

On flat ground I often start doing one or two full turns with one foot only. No hurry to get the second foot up to the pedal.

Sad to see you go. Have fun with your new ride. In a couple of years I will probably do the same.

Only recently I started logging my rides on Strava. Does anybody know why the average speed is lower in the preview panel than in the analysis panel? Sometimes the difference is small and sometimes over 3 km/h. The value in the analysis panel matches very closely with my Sigma bike computer.

the EVO bike stands work fine too http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_c_0_14?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=evo+bike+stand&sprefix=Evo+Bike+Stand%2Caps%2C195

interesting observation, I feel the same

machined stainless steel threads generally are prone to seize. Hardware with roll-formed threads are much better, but also more expensive. Applying some disgusting* anti-seize compound helps a lot. Wearing gloves is recommended when playing with this stuff.

Please let us know were it's located know?

I missed your contributions to our forum. Remembering your videos I feared you got squeezed in the traffic of Singapore. Happy to see you back with nice ride reports.